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Lucky Coffee (连咖啡) is a coffee brand associated with coffee beans.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

Lucky Coffee, known in Chinese as 连咖啡, is identified in the supplied evidence as a coffee brand associated with coffee beans. The evidence does not establish its founding date, founder, corporate owner, headquarters, product range, sales channels, operating markets, or current operating status. Its website is listed as https://www.luckycoffee.com, but the supplied material does not describe the site or confirm the brand’s current activities. Further reliable information is needed to provide a fuller account without speculation.

History

The supplied evidence identifies 连咖啡 (Lucky Coffee) as a coffee brand associated with coffee beans, but provides no dated history. It does not establish when the brand began, who founded it, which company operates or owns it, or how its business and products have changed over time. Accordingly, no historical milestones can be stated reliably from the available material.

Products and positioning

The available evidence identifies it as a coffee brand associated with coffee beans; more specific positioning is not established.

  • Coffee beans

    Core product offering of the brand.

Controversies

  • 2019

    Coffee Box Closes Stores on Large Scale, Reported to Face Tight Cash Flow and Supplier Payment Arrears

    Around the Spring Festival in 2019, Coffee Box closed about 30% to 40% of its stores; the company said it was adjusting unprofitable locations. Media reported that its financing had not been received, it had owed a coffee bean supplier for nearly half a year, and there were doubts about coffee bean downgrading; executives responded by denying the downgrade. Progress: media reports. Entity involved: Coffee Box. Scope: store network and suppliers.

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Recent events

  • Reported

    Easy Joy Coffee and Coffee Box form a joint venture[3]

    China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation Easy Joy announced that it had formed a joint venture with internet coffee brand Coffee Box to scale Easy Joy Coffee into gas-station consumer channels.

  • Reported

    Coffee Box and Sinopec agree to form Easy Joy Coffee joint venture[4]

    Internet coffee brand Coffee Box and Sinopec reached an agreement to form a joint venture named Easy Joy Coffee, which will operate coffee businesses in gas-station convenience stores and may also open cafes outside stations.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Coffee Box closes stores across China[5]

    Coffee Box (连咖啡) closed stores in multiple locations. In Beijing, a listing showed 16 of 18 stores as temporarily closed, and the article reported further closures in Shanghai.

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